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March 2025 Newsletter

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Global Water Crisis Is a Rising Threat A Message from Our Leader: Protecting our Water Resources World Water Day: Raising Awareness for a Global Crisis The Water Bubble is About to Burst Big Leaks, Salty Water, and Tough Fixes Upcoming Conferences National Water Quality Monitoring Council 14th Conference Illinois Lakes Management Association Annual Conference Western
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February 2025 Newsletter

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Water Warriors: Native Aquatic Plants vs Invasives A Message from Our Leader:  2025 Lake Conference Season Milwaukee: A Global Leader in Water Innovation How Michigan Fights Road Salt’s Invasive Side Effects Planting Native Aquatic Plants to Fight Invasive Species Upcoming Conferences Midwest Aquatic Plant Management Society 45th Annual Conference Virginia Lakes & Watershed Association Annual
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Stormwater Runoff Carries Pollution Straight Into Our Waterways

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Farm chemicals and manure runoff pollute waterways.
The Environmental Protection Agency reports that 40% of the nation’s waterways suffer water quality problems.  Water systems are often interlinked and the dangers of runoff from agriculture, forestry, construction and people’s personal yards are numerous. Did you know that a typical city block generates more than five times as much rainwater runoff as a forested
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